Masimo 2329 - LNCS SpO2 Sensor for Neonatal and Adult Patients, 20/BX

Masimo 2329 - LNCS SpO2 Sensor for Neonatal and Adult Patients, 20/BX

The Masimo 2329 LNCS SpO2 Sensor is designed for accurate and non-invasive oxygen saturation and pulse rate monitoring in neonatal and adult patients. Its versatile design allows a secure and comfortable fit for different patient sizes while ensuring reliable readings.

This single-use sensor supports infection control protocols by reducing the risk of cross-contamination. Engineered with Masimos LNCS technology, it delivers consistent and precise SpO2 readings even in low perfusion and high-motion conditions. It is suitable for use in neonatal intensive care units, adult critical care, emergency departments, and general hospital settings.

Key Benefits

• Compatible with both neonatal and adult patients for flexible use
• Masimo LNCS technology ensures accurate SpO2 and pulse rate monitoring in various conditions
• Soft adhesive backing provides a secure and comfortable fit
• Single-use design reduces infection risks and supports hospital hygiene protocols
• Reliable performance for continuous and spot-check monitoring

Compatibility and Applications

The Masimo 2329 LNCS SpO2 Sensor is compatible with Masimo LNCS monitoring systems and is commonly used in:

• Neonatal intensive care units for continuous oxygen monitoring in premature and critically ill newborns
• Adult intensive care units for managing high-risk patients requiring precise SpO2 monitoring
• Emergency and trauma care for fast and accurate oxygen level assessments
• Surgical and anesthesia monitoring for oxygen saturation tracking during procedures
• Outpatient and diagnostic clinics for routine SpO2 assessments

Usage Guidelines

1. Ensure the patients skin is clean and dry before applying the sensor
2. Position the sensor securely on the recommended site, such as a finger for adults or a foot for neonates
3. Connect the sensor to a Masimo LNCS-compatible monitoring system
4. Dispose of the sensor immediately after use, following hospital infection control protocols

Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals

Masimo adheres to high-quality and safety standards for medical devices:

• ISO and IEC compliance for pulse oximetry devices
• FDA cleared and CE marked for clinical use in hospitals and medical facilities

Comparison with Competitor Products

The Masimo 2329 LNCS SpO2 Sensor stands out due to its dual-patient compatibility, motion tolerance, and advanced signal processing. Unlike standard SpO2 sensors, it provides highly accurate readings in low-perfusion conditions, making it a preferred choice for critical care and emergency medical applications.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This sensor is used by:

• Neonatal and pediatric healthcare providers monitoring oxygen saturation in newborns and young children
• ICU and emergency medical teams performing rapid and accurate oxygen assessments in critical patients
• Anesthesia and surgical teams monitoring SpO2 levels during procedures
• Outpatient healthcare providers tracking oxygen levels in both adults and neonates

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

• Inspect the sensor packaging before use to ensure sterility and integrity
• Apply the sensor gently to avoid skin irritation, especially for neonatal patients
• Dispose of the single-use sensor immediately after patient use to prevent contamination
• Train medical staff on correct handling and application techniques to optimize performance

How to Order

To purchase the Masimo 2329 LNCS SpO2 Sensor for neonatal and adult patients, add the product to your cart on CIA Medicals secure platform and complete the checkout process. For bulk orders or additional assistance, contact the customer service team at 312 275 5850 or use the contact form available on the product page.

The Masimo 2329 LNCS SpO2 Sensor provides accurate and reliable oxygen monitoring for both neonatal and adult patients, making it an essential tool in hospitals, critical care units, and emergency medical settings.